Chess Sudoku
Welcome! Are you ready for a new challenge, a new puzzle game? This is Chess inside a Sudoku! Well kind of... the rules of Chess aren't taken very seriously. But you do need some strategy like in Chess and you are solving a Sudoku, so the title isn't lying!
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Chess Sudoku is a simple and calm, but somewhat challenging puzzle game.
As you will expect from the name, it is based on the well-known games Chess and Sudoku. The main goal is to solve a Sudoku, but the only way to fill in the numbers is by moving a chess piece to the correct field. Every chess piece has a number and a color attached to it, and if it is moved to a spot with the correct matching number, the field gets filled with that number. By also matching the correct colors you get a bonus.
There are 4 of the known chess pieces: King, Knight, Bishop, Rook (Tower). The King and Knight move just as in chess. The Bishop and Tower, however, can sometimes only move 2 fields at a time, jumping over the one field in between. The Chess pieces are positioned on additional grids, outside of the main Sudoku grid. One extra challenge is to finish the Sudoku with as few moves as possible.
The puzzles start very simple, but finding the optimal solution can get quite challenging!
The game can currently be controlled by only using a mouse.
As you will expect from the name, it is based on the well-known games Chess and Sudoku. The main goal is to solve a Sudoku, but the only way to fill in the numbers is by moving a chess piece to the correct field. Every chess piece has a number and a color attached to it, and if it is moved to a spot with the correct matching number, the field gets filled with that number. By also matching the correct colors you get a bonus.
There are 4 of the known chess pieces: King, Knight, Bishop, Rook (Tower). The King and Knight move just as in chess. The Bishop and Tower, however, can sometimes only move 2 fields at a time, jumping over the one field in between. The Chess pieces are positioned on additional grids, outside of the main Sudoku grid. One extra challenge is to finish the Sudoku with as few moves as possible.
The puzzles start very simple, but finding the optimal solution can get quite challenging!
The game can currently be controlled by only using a mouse.